Preview: The Cathedral of St. Macário

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Preview: The Cathedral of St. Macário

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Still not finished. This is just a preview, so don't mind the red pieces and all that.

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http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=170107

Folder, when public.

I could show the whole thing, but I guess it would take the fun out of it.
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WOW! That's amazing! You have too many 1x1 round bricks. :shock:

Great detail and architecture, I'll tell you that much.

Can't wait to see it finished!
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Wow...that is very impressive. You have captured the feel of an old cathedral quite well. Keep up the good work!

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Spectacular, great idea for the decorative arches. I'm glad you didn't show any more. I want to see the completed project! How huge will it be? I love the receding arches. Keep it up.

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The towers will be over 1.15 meters in height.
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amazing!!!!!! :wink:
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Hey,

These doors are outstanding! I'm intrigued by the little peek we get inside and am looking forward to the full creation. I assume there's flex tubing running through those 1x1 rounds?

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I have had more time to be able to really look at the detail you have put into this. I love the modified tile clips as 'spines'. I also really like the plates inbetween some of the round bricks making up the walls under the arches.
The one critisism I have is how the bottom statue is mounted. I don't like how he is standing on an inverted slope. I think it would look better if there were bricks up to him from the floor. But I could be wrong. Overall great job, I can't wait for the completed project!

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Truly spectacular. Wow!
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That´s simply beautiful... for some reason it reminds me of the cathedral of Toledo with the three doors. Have you seen it?
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i've been there :) However, most Gothic Cathedrals have 3 doors.
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Holy Cow!
You got the beggining of what will probably be one amazing cathedral!

Good work, I can't wait to see it finished!
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Romas wrote:i've been there :) However, most Gothic Cathedrals have 3 doors.
Oh, didn´t know that... Well, I don´t know much about architecture...

Can´t wait to see the finished version of this.
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Looks great. a MOC I will really be looking forward to with interest!

Thanks for sharing and God Bless,

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